Calciopoli or Morattopoli.. inter fake orgasm (73 Viewers)
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Moratti obviously knows(Duh!),but would Mancini and the players know about this?Im not too sure about the players,Mancini perhaps does know.If someone from the managment comes and tells a squad of 20 odd that you'd be getting help from the refs,the chances of a few players not liking the idea is possible,which brings in the possibility of the news being leaked to the media.The players would have obviously noticed that the refs are favouring them,but i dont doubt if someone from the managment would have come and told them 'Dive all you want..the refs will go in your favour'.
Mancini's case is probably tricky.As far as i know,he never supported Inter as a child,nor did he play for them.Lets be unbiased here,and admit that he was a pretty good player in his time.But that doesnt matter here.The thing is,you dont expect a coach/player to become 'evil' the moment he puts on an Inter Milan badge.Mancini gives stupid comments to the press,the possibility of Moratti telling him that the refs would be favouring his side can exist,and the chances of Moratti not telling Mancini directly are also there.Obviously Mancini's been in the game long enough to tell the difference between favourtism and fairplay and even if Moratti didnt tell him anything directly,the matches would tell him that the refs would favour his side in a massive manner,but its arguable if he's in on everything that going at Inter Milan,or if its only the higher maangment at Inter Milan thats orchestrating all of this.
Mancini's case is probably tricky.As far as i know,he never supported Inter as a child,nor did he play for them.Lets be unbiased here,and admit that he was a pretty good player in his time.But that doesnt matter here.The thing is,you dont expect a coach/player to become 'evil' the moment he puts on an Inter Milan badge.Mancini gives stupid comments to the press,the possibility of Moratti telling him that the refs would be favouring his side can exist,and the chances of Moratti not telling Mancini directly are also there.Obviously Mancini's been in the game long enough to tell the difference between favourtism and fairplay and even if Moratti didnt tell him anything directly,the matches would tell him that the refs would favour his side in a massive manner,but its arguable if he's in on everything that going at Inter Milan,or if its only the higher maangment at Inter Milan thats orchestrating all of this.
In other words, STFU!!!
i am absolutely disgusted by this, it is so obvious that inter are being assisted to win, i see it, you see it, teh whole of italy must see it. i say we send video's of all the penalties that inter have recieved this season(and any other dodgy call) along with links of teh leagues sponsors to blatter. he was very keen to see an end to the "cheating" after the first scandal and surely even this ass-clown could see what is right before his eyes and get involved, at least to put an end to the clear conflict of interest that persist where inter are concerned
You think he'd bribe them infront of officials from Barcelona,Ajax and numerous other Serie A clubs?
Anyway,coming back to Mancini.He might know of what Moratti's upto,and he might not.By 'knowing' im talking about Moratti directly telling him that he's bribed the refs and now they'd be favouring his team.Ofcourse,even if Moratti hasnt told him,Mancini would have figured out how the refs are treating Inter on his own.But ofcourse,you expect him to defend his team infront of the press regardless of wether Moratti's told him anything directly or not.No coach will say 'My team cheats.We dont deserve to win'.
Anyway,coming back to Mancini.He might know of what Moratti's upto,and he might not.By 'knowing' im talking about Moratti directly telling him that he's bribed the refs and now they'd be favouring his team.Ofcourse,even if Moratti hasnt told him,Mancini would have figured out how the refs are treating Inter on his own.But ofcourse,you expect him to defend his team infront of the press regardless of wether Moratti's told him anything directly or not.No coach will say 'My team cheats.We dont deserve to win'.
De Rossi: Inter unjust leaders
Sunday 9 March, 2008
Daniele De Rossi launched an attack on Inter and referees, insisting “Roma would be top if justice were served.”
The Giallorossi have repeatedly complained of refereeing errors, especially in the head-to-head that ended 1-1, but have still reduced the gap to six points.
“If justice had been served and things had gone the way they should have done, we would be top of the table by a point,” said the World Cup winning midfielder.
“But we will continue to fight because we are more than equal to Inter.”
Roma managed what Inter did not last week and conquered Napoli at the San Paolo, while the Nerazzurri defeated Reggina 2-0 after the deadlock was broken by an extremely controversial penalty.
“Inter’s victories do not depend on Roma,” added De Rossi. “The trouble is they don’t depend on Inter, either.”
Esteban Cambiasso was tripped outside the box and until then Reggina had the best chances at San Siro.
“Many people called me last night to let me know about that incident, but in all honesty I didn’t watch any football. I preferred to see my friend Daniele Petrucci’s boxing match.”
-Channel4.com
Sunday 9 March, 2008
Daniele De Rossi launched an attack on Inter and referees, insisting “Roma would be top if justice were served.”
The Giallorossi have repeatedly complained of refereeing errors, especially in the head-to-head that ended 1-1, but have still reduced the gap to six points.
“If justice had been served and things had gone the way they should have done, we would be top of the table by a point,” said the World Cup winning midfielder.
“But we will continue to fight because we are more than equal to Inter.”
Roma managed what Inter did not last week and conquered Napoli at the San Paolo, while the Nerazzurri defeated Reggina 2-0 after the deadlock was broken by an extremely controversial penalty.
“Inter’s victories do not depend on Roma,” added De Rossi. “The trouble is they don’t depend on Inter, either.”
Esteban Cambiasso was tripped outside the box and until then Reggina had the best chances at San Siro.
“Many people called me last night to let me know about that incident, but in all honesty I didn’t watch any football. I preferred to see my friend Daniele Petrucci’s boxing match.”
-Channel4.com
